▪︎ A Level: Students must be at least 15 and a half years old and have completed the first year of senior high school. A Level requires studying three subjects plus English. The typical duration is two years, and students must take exams in the second year.
▪︎ University Foundation Programme (UFP): Designed for high-achieving international students, this programme bridges the gap between high school education in Taiwan and university education in the UK. Students must be at least 16 and a half years old for the September intake, or 17 and above for the January intake.
▪︎ University Foundation Programme (UFP): Designed for high-achieving international students, this programme bridges the gap between high school education in Taiwan and university education in the UK. Students must be at least 16 and a half years old for the September intake, or 17 and above for the January intake.
▪︎ Pre-A Level: Similar in format to the GCSE programme but typically does not exceed one year. Students can study a wide range of subjects to prepare for A Level or IB. If age requirements are met, the course is also suitable for students aiming to pursue UFP.
▪︎ GCSE Programme: Provides a solid foundation in secondary education for students planning to pursue A Level, UFP, or IB. School-based students can enter Year 10 in September or January. After two years of study, students can earn an internationally recognized certificate.
▪︎ Year 9 Programme: Requires completion of the first year of junior high school. Students will study core subjects including Mathematics, three Sciences (Biology, Physics, Chemistry), English, Art, and another language. Elective subjects include Business Studies, History, Geography, and Psychology.
▪︎ Pre-GCSE Programme: Helps students gain the skills necessary to progress to the next stage, either GCSE or Pre-A Level. This programme also prepares students to take English entry-level exams (A2) or basic English exams (B1).